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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSchool food standards practical guide - GOV.UK

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   Sep 19, 2024 · A child’s healthy, balanced diet should consist of: plenty of fruit and vegetables. plenty of unrefined starchy foods. some meat, fish, eggs, beans and other non-dairy sources of protein. some ...

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentChecklist for school food other than lunch - GOV.UK

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   Food-based standards for school food other than lunch. Name of school or caterer: It is expected that schools will use this checklists in combination with the nutrition criteria of...

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4. www.gov.uk › school-food-in-englandSchool food in England - GOV.UK

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   • Important Information
   • Roles and Responsibilities of Governors
   • What The Governing Body Should Do
   • Exemptions to The School Food Regulations

   The government encourages all schools to promote healthy eating and provide healthy, tasty and nutritious food and drink. Compliance with the requirements for School Food Regulations 2014is mandatory for all maintained schools, academies and free schools. These school food standards are to ensure that food provided to pupils in school is nutritious...

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   Governing bodies are able to decide the form that school lunches take, but must ensure that the lunches and other food and drink provided meets the school food standards. Although there is no requirement that lunches must be hot meals, hot lunches should be provided wherever possible to ensure that all pupils are able to eat at least one hot meal e...

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   The governing body is responsible for ensuring that the national school food standards are met in England. How this is carried out will depend on the catering arrangements within the school. All food and drink provided in state-schools must meet the national school food standards in England. Where food is provided by the local authority or a privat...

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   The School Food Regulations do not apply to food provided: 1. at parties or celebrations to mark religious or cultural occasions 2. at fund-raising events 3. as rewards for achievement, good behaviour or effort 4. for use in teaching food preparation and cookery skills, including where the food prepared is served to pupils as part of a school lunch...

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5. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsSchool food standards: resources for schools - GOV.UK

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   Mar 26, 2019 · The resources include: guidance for schools. a school food standards poster. guidance for governors. advice on creating a culture of healthy eating. guidance on food portion sizes....

6. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 60d338208Checklist for school food other than lunch - GOV.UK

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   Checklist for school food other than lunch. Updated 19 September 2024. Download CSV 149 KB. This CSV cannot be viewed online. You can download the file to open it with your own software....

7. www.chefsinschools.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsSchool Food Standards - Chefs In Schools

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   11 Standards for school food other than lunch Advice on food served outside lunchtime, including breakfast clubs, mid- morning break, tuck shops, vending machines, and after school clubs.

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   Who decides the form of school lunches?

   • Governing bodies are able to decide the form that school lunches take, but must ensure that the lunches and other food and drink provided meets the school food standards.

   School food in England - GOV.UK

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   Who is responsible for providing school lunch?

   • We have published an advice document for schools, local authorities and caterers. • School governors are responsible for the provision of school food. A school lunch must be provided for pupils where a meal is requested and either the pupil is eligible for free school lunches, or it would not be unreasonable for lunches to be provided.

   School food in England: guidance - Healthy Schools

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   Can pupils eat food if they don't take school meals?

   • Facilities to eat the food that they bring to school must be provided free of charge for pupils not taking school meals. As a minimum these facilities should include accommodation, furniture and supervision so that pupils can eat food they have brought from home in a safe and social environment.

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   Who gets free school lunch?

   • • From September 2014 every child in reception, year 1 and year 2 in state-funded schools is entitled to a free school lunch. We have published an advice document for schools, local authorities and caterers. • School governors are responsible for the provision of school food.

   School food in England: guidance - Healthy Schools

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   What changes have been made to 'checklist for school lunches'?

   • Changed headings on 'Checklist for school lunches' to week numbers. We have updated 'Allergy guidance for schools' with information on prepacked for direct sale (PPDS) foods and additional resources and links. 'Portion sizes and food groups' updated: corrected dairy portions for secondary pupils.

   School food standards: resources for schools - GOV.UK

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   What can children eat at lunch?

   • The Children’s Food Trust is a national charity protecting every child’s right to eat better and, so, to do better. The Trust provides tailored advice, training and practical support for all those involved in children’s food: www.childrensfoodtrust.org.uk Desserts, cakes and biscuits are allowed at lunchtime. They must not contain any confectionery

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9. healthyschoolscp.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsSchool food in England: guidance - Healthy Schools

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   • The regulations also set out the requirements for food and drink other than lunch, provided to pupils on and off school premises up to 6pm, including breakfast clubs, tuck shops, mid-morning break, vending and after school clubs.